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How can I have the Licence Suspension Order removed? pay the infringement. apply for a time to pay arrangement. give a notice to the Fines Enforcement Registrar that you live in a remote area. request that the Registrar cancel the order on medical, employment or family/personal responsibility grounds.

At the office, you'll need to: Tell us your Social Security number (SSN). Pay fees (cash, check, or card). Decide if you want to register to vote or become an organ donor (optional). Pass any required driver tests. Prepare for your test by reviewing the Washington State Driver Guide.

To progress to your a full drivers licence in WA, you must be at least 19 years old and have held your provisional licence (red and green Ps) for periods adding up to 2 years.

How can I have the Licence Suspension Order removed? pay the infringement. apply for a time to pay arrangement. give a notice to the Fines Enforcement Registrar that you live in a remote area. request that the Registrar cancel the order on medical, employment or family/personal responsibility grounds.

To progress to your a full drivers licence in WA, you must be at least 19 years old and have held your provisional licence (red and green Ps) for periods adding up to 2 years.

You must complete an application form with an affidavit in support, pay the fee, and lodge your application with the Magistrates Court. You must lodge your application online using the eCourts Portal, unless you have an exemption. You need to register here to use eCourts Portal.

You will need to lodge an application form (Form 5 - Application for Extraordinary Licence), together with an affidavit in support, and pay the prescribed fee. This must be lodged electronically using the Courts Electronic Case Management System (ECMS) eCourts Portal.

To apply for an extraordinary licence in WA, the applicant must lodge the application form and pay a fee to the Magistrates Court. The fee is approximately $150 and is payable at the Court registry when the application is lodged. The application form can be found on the Magistrates Court's website.